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An outstanding display of silver
A delicate pistol featuring a small [3-inch] lockplate having a chiseled steel cock, plate
tail, pan, top jaw, breech tang and frizzen; all other furniture and ornamentation is
outstanding pierced and engraved silver. The two-step barrel with flared muzzle features a
vacant border engraved oval cartouche centered by four pieces of inlayed gold and engraving
on the top of breech end. The walnut stock has a short and tight fissure near the lockplate…it
is not offensive. We note that there are four short pieces of silver wire missing, again,
not offensive, hardly noticeable. The lock holds however the spring is weak.
Overall length: 11.25”.